Immunizations - Oklahoma State Department of Health

Immunization Oklahoma Immunization Service

This section is designed to provide you with reliable information and resources to help you make decisions about immunizations.

As a major unit of the Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Prevention and Preparedness Services the Immunization Service works to stop diseases before they start by promoting vaccination of all Oklahomans through:

Support of schools and childcare facilities in enforcement of the immunization laws
Operation of the Vaccines for Children Program in Oklahoma
Providing vaccines through county health departments
Operating and maintaining the Oklahoma State Immunization Information System (OSIIS)
Providing immunization information to the public and healthcare professionals

Flu Vaccine Available Now - Find a Flu Shot

County Health Departments Provide Flu Vaccine at No Charge to the following: Individuals and Families Who Qualify (32k.pdf)

Is It Too Early to Get the Flu Vaccine? (27k.pdf)

Flu Vaccine Recommendations (23k.pdf) - Flu Vaccine is Recommended for Everyone 6 Months of Age and Older

The Flu: A Guide for Parents (251k.pdf)

Never Been Vaccinated Against the Flu? Five things you should know about the flu vaccine. (Families Fighting Flu Web Site)

Why Vaccinate?
Hear what parents say. Parents of Kids with Infectious Diseases (PKIDS) at PKIDS Online.

Immunization Service Contact Information:
Telephone: 1-800-234-6196 or
(405) 271-4073
Fax: (405) 271-6133
E-mail: immunize@health.ok.gov
Web Site: http://imm.health.ok.gov

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	email \| print Oklahoma Immunization Service This section is designed to provide you with reliable information and resources to help you make decisions about immunizations. As a major unit of the Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Prevention and Preparedness Services the Immunization Service works to stop diseases before they start by promoting vaccination of all Oklahomans through: Support of schools and childcare facilities in enforcement of the immunization laws Operation of the Vaccines for Children Program in Oklahoma Providing vaccines through county health departments Operating and maintaining the Oklahoma State Immunization Information System (OSIIS) Providing immunization information to the public and healthcare professionals Flu Vaccine Available Now - Find a Flu Shot County Health Departments Provide Flu Vaccine at No Charge to the following: Individuals and Families Who Qualify (32k.pdf) Is It Too Early to Get the Flu Vaccine? (27k.pdf) Flu Vaccine Recommendations (23k.pdf) - Flu Vaccine is Recommended for Everyone 6 Months of Age and Older The Flu: A Guide for Parents (251k.pdf) Never Been Vaccinated Against the Flu? Five things you should know about the flu vaccine. (Families Fighting Flu Web Site) Why Vaccinate? Hear what parents say. Parents of Kids with Infectious Diseases (PKIDS) at PKIDS Online. Immunization Service Contact Information: Telephone: 1-800-234-6196 or (405) 271-4073 Fax: (405) 271-6133 E-mail: immunize@health.ok.gov Web Site: http://imm.health.ok.gov	Q: Where can I get immunizations for my child? A: Contact your regular doctor. If you don't have a doctor call your local county health department. Information on how to contact your county health department may be found here. National Network for Immunization Information Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Vaccine Education Center The History of Vaccines Immunization Action Coalition Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Vaccine Information World Health Organization, Immunizations, Vaccines, and Biologicals

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